Shocking moment Masters star Max Homa smashes shot into helpless caddie… before screaming at him

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Max Homa was left infuriated when his approach shot on the eighth hole struck a caddie


Max Homa was left infuriated when his approach shot on the eighth hole at the Masters struck the back of a caddie on Thursday.

Having been ‘fired’ by his long-time caddie Joe Greiner just before the Masters, the 34-year-old Californian had an unfortunate incident with another at Augusta on Thursday.

It was not Homa’s caddie but another on the eighth hole who had his back turned as the golfer shot from the trees in search of the fairway on the par five.

Instead he found the backside of a startled caddie, who turned around and cleared the path a bit too late. Homa could be heard shouting: ‘Come on dude!’

Homa put the shot behind him to par the hole but struggled to a two-over 74 to be equal 51st, nine strokes behind the leading Justin Rose.

Max Homa was left infuriated when his approach shot on the eighth hole struck a caddie

It was not Homa's caddie but another on the eighth hole who had his back turned

It was not Homa’s caddie but another on the eighth hole who had his back turned

Homa found the backside of a startled caddie, who turned around and cleared the path too late

Homa found the backside of a startled caddie, who turned around and cleared the path too late

Golf fans took to social media to share their shock at the incident, with one commenting: ‘Max Homa always knows how to keep us entertained! This moment is pure gold. You can’t make this stuff up!’

Another described it as ‘insane’ while a third said the incident was ‘incredible’.

One fan brutally trolled Homa, posting: ‘First flag Homa’s come within 20 yards of in the last eight months.’ 

A six-times winner on the PGA Tour, Homa finished joint third at last year’s Masters, his best result at a major.

He has had a rough year on tour so far, though, missing five consecutive cuts leading into the Masters.

Homa split with his caddie and close friend Greiner after the Players Championship and said it was not his decision.

‘It was not my choice so it sucked, but we always had a deal that we’re friends first and friendship mattered more than the work thing, and he was wise enough to do what he did,’ he said this week.

Greiner is carrying twice major-winner Justin Thomas’s bag at the Masters, filling in for Thomas’s regular Matt Minister as he rests up with a back problem.

Thomas was a stroke better than Homa on the opening day, carding a 73.


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